Ball defends Social Security earnings limit before Senate aging panel
Robert M. Ball urged continuity of the retirement test as a 1.5 million over‑65s would gain little by earning beyond 65. He argued $3 billion in payroll taxes would be needed to assist the 23 million least able to work, while raising benefits for the able would hurt others.
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Taxes Delay One Cent Sales Tax Increase In California
Senate introduces SB42 to delay the one cent sales tax for one year. SB48 requires mapping tidelands. SB43 targets crop destruction as felony. SB51 and SB59 address skyjacking and air piracy penalties. Assembly passage expands Democratic committee appointments. News authors grant reporters right to refuse source disclosure.
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Communists weigh open societies at two European talks
In Helsinki and Moscow Communist ministers debated Western demands for freer travel emigration trade and information exchange as a price for cooperation in a new Europe. The Helsinki session included 32 nations plus the United States and Canada.
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Lompoc Record Details California Newspaper Staff and Rates
California decree shows Lompoc Record published daily except Sundays and Christmas Day. Staff roles listed include President and Publisher Mrs Kenneth L Adams Editor and Vice President Harry Crompe and others. Subscription rate noted as 2.25 per month with home delivery or mail in advance.
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Rennie L. Adam
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Clete Lunny
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Betty Laurent
Scott Ostler
Steve LaRue
Vaughn Proctor
Dan Duffy
Stan Tulledo
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International Press Institute
Inter-American Press Association
California Press Association
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World reacts with optimism to Nixon bombing halt
Leaders across Japan, West Germany, Sweden, Norway and Britain hailed President Nixon’s order to halt bombing of North Vietnam. Officials and commentators voiced hope a Paris peace treaty may follow as talks resume.
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Tokyo
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Lothar Schwartz
Vietnam
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Paris
Olaf Palme
Orth
Dagfinn Vaarvik
Norway
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Britain
Edward Heath
Meir Sees Pope in Historic Vatican Meeting
Golda Meir, Israel's prime minister, called her Vatican meeting with Pope Paul VI a historic moment. The 75 minute talks covered Middle East peace, Jerusalem's status, Palestinian refugees, Arab guerrillas, and Jews in the Soviet Union. Meir said the encounter was rare and appreciated seeing the Pope, noting no demand for Jerusalem internationalization.
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Holy Land
Night curfew threatened after Northern Ireland bombings
Government sources warned that continued bombing by extremists could trigger a night curfew and more army roadblocks in Northern Ireland. After a weekend of attacks that killed three policemen and wounded 28, police blamed the IRA and Protestant extremists. two more Belfast bombings occurred Monday with no injuries.
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Leary Arrested in Kabul Sighting Sends Extradition Looming
Former LSD advocate Dr. Timothy Leary, missing since his 1970 California prison escape, has been arrested in Kabul Afghanistan. He faces extradition to the United States as U S officials confirm his detention under house arrest while awaiting formal steps.
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United States
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Los Angeles Times
Leary
California
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Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Times
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Californians face gasoline rationing over smog plan
LA officials react as EPA proposes six county gasoline rationing from May to October to cut vehicle use to 18 percent of current levels. Ruckelshaus says plan pressures Congress to extend Clean Air Act deadlines. public hearings planned. Critics warn of economic damage and job losses in Southern California.
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Andasinine
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